Implemented during Summer term, the College’s online system of course evaluations has seen approximately 80 percent of students completing the evaluations during the last two terms, Dean of Faculty Carol Folt said. More »
Following a recent American Bar Association policy change, law schools will only report a student’s highest LSAT score — rather than an average of all scores — to the ABA, changing the way many law school admissions offices evaluate applicants’ scores. More »
After working forty hours a week, Judy Du Clos spends time over a four-range stove. She makes concoctions ranging from hot pepper jelly to dilly beans, preserving the produce that she and her husband pick by hand from their hundred-acre garden. The contents of her work are sealed into multicolored jars that Du Clos drives to the winter Norwich Farmers Market, an event occurring the first Saturday of every month from January until April. More »
“Jeopardy!” proved to be a cakewalk for Christian Haines ‘01, who wiped out the competition and won $105,000 on a four-game winning streak this past fall. More »
When Sarah Peterson ‘10 first arrived in New Orleans, she felt as if she had entered a ghost town. Despite seeing gutted houses on a landscape strewn with tree branches, kitchen appliances and building foundations, she said she was inspired to help. More »
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